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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1944
Page
2
The piece reflects a political editorial voice discussing U S policy in Europe after World War II. It cites statements by government leaders and the State Department, urging non interventionist balance to avoid new wars and letting European peoples decide their own governments while protecting American lives and interests. The text references figures and institutions such as the State Department and Associated Press as background.
The excerpt presents a religious couplet-like text noting heavenly witnesses and a record in heaven. It contrasts Job’s warning with a Christ imagery of triumph and gates ajar, invoking a long flow of archaic expression.
The United States pledges a hands off stance for liberated Europe, promising self rule and noninterference as nations rebuild. Secretary Stettinius frames this to Britain and indirectly Russia, while noting differences with Britain may sharpen before victory. The piece traces outcomes of Italy’s government formation and Britain’s demand for a say in liberated areas. Also mentions how more War Bonds from Santa Claus could fuel B 29 bombings over Tokyo.
Reported improvements in Dothan show tobacco distributors were correct about the shortage caused by smokers hoarding. Once emergency supplies arrived, shelves filled and prices stabilized. Locals fear a renewed shortage as counterfeiters seek to exploit empty packs and dealer tricks persist.
The message urges coordinated actions between nations to open a second front on the Eastern front. It emphasizes urgency and unity, hoping the Wistans will engage in the offensive and align with the broader strategy to relieve pressure on allied forces.
The columnist muses on potential appointments in the State Department, noting reactions to Selden like Lewis Jr and the influence of Rockefeller and Morgan lineages. He praises Joseph C. Grew’s career and warns against overreliance on wealthy heirs for foreign policy.
A letter discusses Joe Grew and the State Department’s past deference to British diplomacy. It argues for bold U a foreign policy, leveraging Lend-Lease for a permanent peace, and criticizes Britain’s actions in Ethiopia and Belgium. The author urges hard-nosed bargaining and warns against repeating old tactics.
Washington observers discuss President Roosevelt’s nomination of Ed Stettinius as Secretary of State and a slate of State Department appointees. Critics say big business figures like Nelson Rockefeller and Archibald McLeish dominate, raising concerns among New Dealers and labor groups about foreign policy direction and postwar surplus property control. The Senate may approve nominations, while debate grows over handling cartels and foreign economic matters.
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Eisenhower fierce strategizing on the Cologne plain and Saar as Rundstedt shifts troops. Weather and mud hinder Allied drives while German losses mount. Veterans weigh the threat as13 battles unfold with air and artillery shaping the frontline.
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